Staff to mount strike action at Cork oil facility

SIPTU workers at the Conoco Phillips oil facility in Bantry, Co Cork, are beginning a 48-hour work stoppage this morning.

Wed, 11 Jun, 2008 - 08:33

SIPTU workers at the Conoco Phillips oil facility in Bantry, Co Cork, are beginning a 48-hour work stoppage this morning.

The move has been arranged as part of a campaign by 18 staff members to secure equal pay with employees at the National Oil Refinery Authority plant in Whitegate, Co Cork.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Cork Place: Bantry Place: Co Cork Place: Bantry,Place: Whitegate,Organisation: SIPTU Organisation: Conoco Phillips Organisation: Labour Court

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